Information and communication technology has changed rapidly over the past 20 years with a key development being the emergence of social media.
Social media has had a powerful impact in the way that we communicate, how we formulate our opinions and how we perceive of ourselves, others and the world ...
It has been more than a year since the Sixth Parliament started. Each day in the corridors of Parliament presents a plethora of learning moments.
In this infographic, we provide a useful glossary of some of the parliamentary parlance, that is language, that is used in Parliament.
While we have ...
This is what a lockdown means and how it helps to flatten the curve.
With just a decade left to achieve what we’ve set out for ourselves in the National Development Plan 2030, this year also happens to be the last year of the National Youth Plan 2020. With that in mind, there is no doubt that this year's State of the ...
South Africa's Constitution requires that Parliament and the Legislatures provide a forum for the public to participate in all due processes. This is known as public participation.
Public participation can be described as a deliberate process where Government uses various methods to get all the relevant stakeholders, these can ...
In South Africa, Section 17 of the Constitution creates the right for everyone to present petitions. Public participation in law-making, oversight and other processes of Parliament, therefore, is an integral part of our democracy. Parliament has developed a number of ways to promote public involvement in the work of the ...
16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence is an annual campaign that takes place all over the world to raise awareness on the negative impacts that violence against womxn and children has on society. South Africa joined the campaign in 1998 as one of the strategic interventions to make South ...
